Showing posts with label ponte matteotti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ponte matteotti. Show all posts
Friday, January 20, 2012
foto con il telefono
You've probably been wondering where I've disappeared to. Sorry. It's just that I've been playing around with my new camera phone and enjoying a fun app called Instagram that allows you to shoot medium format photos from your iPhone, add filters and effects, and then share them on the web in matter of seconds. Here are a few test shots. Which do you prefer, viewing-wise, the bigger or the medium size?
Labels:
dusk,
instagram,
iPhone,
lovers' locks,
medium format,
ponte matteotti,
rome,
scooter,
sun,
via flaminia,
viale parioli
Sunday, June 13, 2010
ponte Matteotti
Built under the Fascist regime, this bridge was initially called Ponte del Littorio (in ancient Rome a Lictor was an officer attending the consul or other magistrate, who bore the fasces, and executed sentences on offenders). But after the fall of the dictatorship, it was renamed after the socialist member of parliament Giacomo Matteotti, murdered near the bridge by an armed squad of extreme right wing activists.
For more images of bridges around the world,
please visit San Francisco Bay Daily Photo,
hosting the weekly Sunday Bridges series.
please visit San Francisco Bay Daily Photo,
hosting the weekly Sunday Bridges series.
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